A Midsummer Night's Dream: Act 5, Scene 1

The last scene in the book! This is so satisfying. OK... I'm making this quick. Prepare for a really really ridiculous run-on sentence.

So the four lovers tell Theseus what happened the night before and he's all pfft yeah right, I'm not believing you because lovers are crazy and they exaggerate too much (like, way to stereotype, and isn't Theseus a lover too??) so that problem is cast aside and they turn to see what they're going to do until it's bed time, like, can't you entertain yourselves, but OK sure, and for some reason unknown to all sane mankind they decide to watch Bottom's play, which ends up (surprise!) being really stupid but they're nice and only laugh at it a lot instead of non-stop, and then they go to bed and the fairies come and bless the house and ensure that their children won't be deformed, now isn't that nice?

So ends the play. Yippee. Now all that's left is the nine vignettes to write for the final project! And the final presentation of a selected scene, with costumes and memorized lines and props! Oh, and quarter tests are this week. And final exams are coming up, too. Not to mention all the final projects in every other class (except band, thank you oh wonderful Directors). I think I'm twitching slightly.